- The coping is pretty good here, I
have seen alot worse, Laguna Hills being to small, Eldorado
being way to big and sticking out.
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First I would
like to start off by saying that these guys are here to stay and are
definately going to be dropping these skateparks in everywhere. They
gave this one to the Calvary Chapel in Diamond Bar and the only
complaint was that they wanted something a little more advanced and a
mini ramp added on.
It is geared towards beginners, and I
think they are the ones that speak loudest so once one of these parks
are installed, the kids can actually ride it and learn to get better.
The intermediate kids can go bigger or try harder tricks and they are
taken care of also. Advanced skaters would look at this thing and
laugh but lets face it, whenever you go to a park at any given time
80% of the skaters fall into the first two categories.
Other than no mini ramp, I had no real
complaints, the trannys where a little slow and the fun box could have
been a little bigger but no surprises like that pile of crap bowl
found in Corona, Irvine and Mission Viejo.
One question I had in my mind was does
this stuff move around. Well when I showed up there was a jeep
hooked up to one of the quarter pipes and 4 guys trying to move this
big heavy bastard, so I guess that answered my question:-)
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- The fun box was a little tight
but had a ledge and a small rail which again is food for
learning on
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| These ramps dont move
around and these guys were actually laying out the park a little
differently when I cruised by and they need a jeep and a few
guys to move the stuff around |
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| The underneath part
of the ramps were all steel, had adjustable feet and explained
why this didnt move around even though it wastn anchored into
the ground. |
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Ramp: Good for beginner kids. For Me: to slow to get any
real speed on unless you put 4 or 6 of them together so you
could push the decks and pump the bottom once you hit it |
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| The bottoms of the
ramps seemed to be fastened pretty well and this park has been
here for awhile and there were no signs of it pulling up |
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| Here is the big
quarter pipe, the middle part was fun and the smaller part was a
little slow for me |
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| The small quarter was
so mellow that you could do a fakie hangup and come right over
the coping without worrying about slamming |
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| Here was the spine,
to bad they didnt make it closer together cause there was no way
to get up enough speed to transfer over the platform. In this
configuration they kinda had to halfpipes going so I guess that
worked ok for them |
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